Tag: macroeconomics
“The return of a concrete macroeconomics attentive to the challenges of the world”
LCrises upset existing economic theories and stimulate their regeneration. Nothing new to that. One can cite as an example the General theory of employment, interest and money, key work by…
Charles Janus: “CAC 40: Macroeconomics is taking over”
Opening down 0.57% for the CAC 40. The Parisian rating closed for an 8th consecutive week of increases, +1% on a weekly basis and in search of new catalysts after…
“The members of the Nobel Economics jury reaffirm the authority of macroeconomics, which prevailed before the 2007 crisis”
Lhe Royal Bank of Sweden prize in honor of Alfred Nobel was awarded on October 10 to three economists aged just under 70, typical representatives of the establishment American university.…
A weekend of macroeconomics and prices
The PCE index, the Fed’s favorite measure of inflation, is this weekend’s main event on the stock market. A weekend of macroeconomics and prices Published monthly by the Bureau of…
The Cac 40 and Wall Street between sanctions against Moscow and macroeconomics
The Paris Stock Exchange fell slightly, while Wall Street started a jump at the opening. Investors are trying to make sense of mixed macroeconomic indicators and geopolitical issues at three…
Macroeconomics and EssilorLuxottica in the spotlight
German inflation and US consumer confidence will be the focus of attention on Friday, in a context weighed down by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Present in these two countries, EssilorLuxottica will…
Focus on the macroeconomics and on Danone’s annual forecasts
Germany’s industrial production and US foreign trade will take center stage on Tuesday amid conflict in Ukraine. Present in Russia, Danone will present its objectives for 2022. Focus on the…
Risky asset or opportunity? Bitcoin under the prism of Macroeconomics
Bitcoin…but not only – In general, we are used to studying the course of Bitcoin long, wide and across. But if the study of the price of Bitcoin is very…
“The classic links between income and consumption defined by macroeconomics turn out to be ineffective”
Tribune. The Covid health crisis seems to have converted even the most reluctant European countries to Keynesianism, with the possible exception of the Netherlands. Thus Germany posted for the first…